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One less TH lock ................................. I see us playing 1,000 backrowers and being "mobile & dynamic" Until we play a decent tough set of pigs who stick it up us

Valetini @ 6, Wilson@ 8

I see Vunivalu as back up for Korobiete, he will get squad practice, maybe a bench spot until Korobiete is wounded or returns to clubland The 14/15 other winger is the Kelleher Kellaway/Petaia/Wright style role, someone that can work the defensive pendulum, solid under the high ball and kick...

says someone with no calf muscles ...........................

Most of these units "that got away" after playing Aus Schoolboys were already on NRL contracts and enjoying that private school education on the NRL's penny

He left for a better opportunity, good luck to the guy, I am happy to see him doing well in the UK I find the bemoaning of anyone who takes a different path quite depressing, in a world sport this will always happen. And really the concept of young guy working in the UK is not exactly unheard...

I don't know about his running but there is a IG post of him benching 180-190kg for 2 in camp

It is the best measure we have

It was a pretty horrible game, not a lot of brains or skill shown by either side The Marlins winger in reserve grade was the highlight of the day " YOOL, Yool" - serious juice...

we need a 14/15 on one wing

I don't really care what these plethora of minor trophies are called, they are only required to give sponsors and the suits another photo opportunity while everyone leaves the ground

saders are just so effective and efficient

maybe, but I want our Wallaby backrow to have at least played a few games in the backrow this season, kind of seems logical to me

We have good options that play in the backrow, I don't see the benefit in the change, we have Wilson, Valetini, Leota, & Samu to get 160 mins of test rugby out of Now if they pick Hollaway as a bench option (still the most likely) then his ability to cover lock/6/8 comes into play

I think Koro and Kell have enough runs on the board to be first choice, I agree that Wright takes too many instinctive but risky options, in big boy tests you need to play the percentages because the f*ck ups are punished hard

Holloway playing in the backrow for the Tahs use to go missing, it was only when he was moved to lock that started to ramp up is involvements because he had to play tighter

Reg posted this on Twitter, we have 3 LHPs in the U21s this year. So the pipeline is OK for LHPs IMHO, when you look at THP & locks, the pipeline is less impressive, Holz looks good, but we are lacking in behind

You can be one of the best locks in the world, playing and winning in some of the best teams in the world & still look look average turning up and trying to fit in to an average wobs side

Our problems are at THP & Lock, not in the backs We don't have a quality back up for HJH (Harry Johnson-Holmes) and we are running mobile backrowers at lock

That depends on the ability of the Wobs to be actually competitive, the individual players likelihood of being apart of it vs the stupid money offered ie the more competitive the wobs are, the more stupid the money needs to be